dchoepp
Campaign Veteran
Jimmy, please tell me what class you teach, so that I make sure not to attend. It's not a good idea to come on this board and call everyone who disagrees with you ignorant or stupid.
On behalf of "dipstick", I apologize to everyone for his behavior. Now, back to the to OP. My "opinion" has always been that if you are going to OC, that it's probably a good idea to have a good holster, one that doesn't flop around, some sort of retention or "push button" release.
Now with that being said, it is also in my opinion that the person OCing, should have the holster that they are comfortable with and one that works for their style. This may or may not be any holster with a retention. It's like when people ask me, whats a good gun or what gun should I get? I tell them, the best gun is the one that works best for you and one that you are comfortable with. My "best gun" isn't always going to be their "best gun", just as in what I think is a good holster may or may not work for someone else.
The OC'er has to take responsibility, maintain some sort of situational awareness, and OC the way they are comfortable with. I could go on and on, but my coffee is getting cold. Have a good day all, even you "dipstick".
On behalf of "dipstick", I apologize to everyone for his behavior. Now, back to the to OP. My "opinion" has always been that if you are going to OC, that it's probably a good idea to have a good holster, one that doesn't flop around, some sort of retention or "push button" release.
Now with that being said, it is also in my opinion that the person OCing, should have the holster that they are comfortable with and one that works for their style. This may or may not be any holster with a retention. It's like when people ask me, whats a good gun or what gun should I get? I tell them, the best gun is the one that works best for you and one that you are comfortable with. My "best gun" isn't always going to be their "best gun", just as in what I think is a good holster may or may not work for someone else.
The OC'er has to take responsibility, maintain some sort of situational awareness, and OC the way they are comfortable with. I could go on and on, but my coffee is getting cold. Have a good day all, even you "dipstick".
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